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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

The directors or the lScntnDuu anu " wv 0'"' 'N
Railway Company at meeting yesterday uecia'cu
dividend of 2i9 per cent on the preferred st1eE a
dend on the first preferred stock OF the East Ienneseo
virginia and Georgia Railroad, whch Is owned ny .no
Richmond Terminal Company, was eNpecteu. o',t u" 'o
count O legal difficulties IL was not ueclateu
CHICAGO June 7--Justice Harlan OF the supreme
Court yesterday heard part OF the several preliminary
mo,ons I'm the lake front against the Illinois Cenra
Rairoad necessary TO be disposed OF before te case can
conc 10 fnal trial. ana ahnouh0o" P"''1"
June II. go
sPRISGFIEIp ILL., June IA certificate Oh consollua-
or ras recorded at the office OF the Secretary OF state
today by the officers OF the New York Wheeling, 81 Louis
and Chicago Railway Company, OF Ohio and the New
York. whe ling and st. Louis and chicago hai""S 'o"
nanv Of Illinois for the purpose OF forming ono corpora
,ion for tho oprration OF u railroad from NheelinS
~ Va 10 Fast n Louis ILL.,. and from Lancaster Ohlp
IN Port Wayne Ind under the name OF the New T,
Wheeling, ST Louis and chicago railway OoMPSnJ i"'
capital stock Is to be Sli,Ooo'ooo
prrrsnuRa June THE annual meeting OF the feuh-
svvaua COMPANY operating lines west OF Ptsbirs was
held today and the following directors e'oc'cu '"
Roberts. H. H. Houston, Wistar p. Morris Edmund
Smith H. d. Welsh j. n DuBarry' D. l. "etner'", ~ ''
rassatt John r. Green and W. H. Barnes, Oh rn,i9 @ ~
Wisser of Pittsburg The increase III lielsuI we ,
0Gl o3I tons with revenuo Increase oi 9oo-o -oV 'o
Passenger traffic increased sI0iOo' "h'cn ioP'o" "
Increase In revenue OF S237,O1l oJ
sr Iouls June The Purchasing Committee Oh INC
Road has announced that VIII protest " eoui'
AGAINST the payment OF the big fees recently ao"eu o
receivers
OTTAWA. lime Z@Tho Grand Trunk ana Cau"'"h
Pacific roads had pitched battle In the haifoan No
,,t,se of the House of Commons to-day ine 'ah'""
Pacific Company sought to get enafler " pu''u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
RdILRO1D RESTS.
THE PEvxsyLvAYGAs ROUTE TO ST. I

THE PENNSYLNANIA'5 ROUTE TO ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis June 7-Colonc IIill. superintendent Of the
Vamlaa say, that tho arrangement entered into with
the Ohio and Mississippi for entrance into East ST.
Loni, was that the NaudJl should make MI embrac-
ing an area OF considerable extent This was partially
done and the completion or the work is the only claim
the Ohio anI Mississippi has against the Nandalia \
few hundred dollars would make good the deficiency
and the two roads likely to come 10 rupture on
these trlling matters In regard to the Pcnnsy lyana
Company the vandia people express the belief that
the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton syndicate has
simply stepped into President McKcons shoes and that
the traffic arrangements will De continued as before
contract Is said 10 have been entered Into, by which
ample provision was made for any contingency The
general lmprc-sion among railroad men il tnht the
ana that the future the Pennsylvania. regards ~
Iouia largely the concessions thls company
H. willing make the Baltimore and ONO III the matter
of the atters New-York and Philadelphia connection
should the PcnnsylVauas connection Win the NhmIhnh
be actually severed formers means or reaching ms
city other than by the construction Oi an independent
line not inviting
IspiAN.PoLIs June (SDecirb.-The Pennsylyania
railway officials here deny that the Nandaa has passed
from tho control OF their company 1t is stated that the
lease Of the Vandaa the Terre autc aud lndanapo-
lis provides that Terre Iautc and Indianapolis shall
operate the Yandnl Jointly the interest of the Ierre
Uauts and indianapolis and tho Pennsylyania company.
STIMULATES the lctre liAue
shall not make lower rate over the NhndnIia 10 any
road than To the Pennsylvania The first violation OF
these terms IL Ia said. Will call forth cs acou on the
part the Pennsy yvaDa for tho aDroShth Oh Ihe oaso
OF the Yandala to Terrc iIaue and Indianapolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
HIS HOUSE BLOWN UP WITH DYNAMITE.

CIyCISNAri, June IA dispatch from Nicholasvlle'
KY says the liquor and dwelling house OF George Mason
colored was bio wn up this morning by q dynamite
bomb His family occupied the upper story but escaped
nnhnrt An old grudge existed between Mason and
ath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
READING RECEIVERS PETITION GRANTED

PmLADELpmA June THE petition of the receivers
OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company ASK
ing authority to arrangements with he reorganza
ton trustees in the hands OF the trustees
may he applied to taking up $20000OO OF six per cent
and 1884 07l OF four per cent outstanding receivers
certificates was to-day approved by Judge Butler Ia the
United states Circuit Court The S2OOoooV recelVer
certcat were issued under the order OF the court Oh
June IL 1884 and cents were authotlzeu 10
be lssued for materials and supplies after April 9 no
same year In behalf OF the receivers was staeu te
the are To be called IN after Monday next
thereby saving the further payment OF interest on ue'
but the al approyal OF the Court was desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
Mr. GLADSTONE'S OVERTURES
co,.pLy RECEIVED BY LORD HARRINGTON
ANDHIs FOLLOWERS. ---ue.-~

,,srryssrxo WORK AT BoDYKE-cRIrIcIsINa THE
posr orYIcE--MR LUCY's REsIGNATIoN-
-. cpIrtcAL CONDITION OF THE CROWN
pRIScE-MR. IsMAY's SPLENDID 'V-
pugr GIFT-MIss DETCH-
oN's SUCCESS.
,sY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE
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LEPR0SY IN THE UNITED STATES
AND EUROPE.

Two cases of leprosy were reported
Philadelphia last week. About the
same time several cases were reported
in the hospitals Of London, Glasgow
and Dublin. Leprosy is now described
as an incurable constitutional disease,
and medical authorities are generally
agreed that it is not contagious. 1t is
TO be remarked, however, that the COM
mittee appointed by the Royal College
of Physicians to investigate the cases
in Great Britain reported that, while
they did not consider that there was
any occasion for ga general leprosv
scare" still stringent measures should
be taken to prevent the spread Of the
disease.
The two cases reported in Philadcl-
phia originated in Brazil, in which
country leprosy is not so uncommon;
but the majority Of lepers who find
their way to the United States are from
China, and this fact is one ofthe strong
est objections urged against Chinese
immigration. Leprosy is among the
Oldest as it is among the most terrible
OF the scourges that atllict mankind. Ii
has beer endemic in the valley and
delta of the Nile from time immemcr.
lal, and was brought into Palestine By
the Jews at the time of the exodus.
Generally speaking, it is a disease that
IS most at home among the crowded
and uncleanly populations of the
Orient; but in modern times il has pre-
vailed to n greater or less extent in all
tropical countries, as, for instance, in
Maurltius, Isle de Bourbon Canaries
and Azores, Central America, the West
Indies apdBraai. Tho old Greek
wyitsrssSllyAgs retsrred 70 it as a dis
easg . tofS origin, and the Roman
writer pIay nttpiates that it was
brought into Europe by the return of
Pompey's army from Syria. 1t first
became epidemic in Western Europe at
tie time of the crusades, and during
the middle ages it prevailed to n fright
iul extent in that quarter, attacking
even the members of royal families.
Modern sanitation and the improved
condition of the laboring classes has at
last made its appearance exceptional
in Great B itain and, indeed, THROUGH
out the greater part Of Europe, but it
still fingers in Norway and the Baltic
provinces, on the Sioiliau coasts and
some parts of SPAN and Portugal. AS
have said, it's ~incurab.e, though
medical science has found means
to alleviate the suffering Of the victims.
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THE BANKS,
Their Circulation Discussed by Eeading
Bankers.

Bankers.
WASHINGTON, Dec. G.-Tke arnua!r report
OF Comptroller Of the Currency Trenholm, a
partial summary of which has been published,
includes 4 summary Of suggestions received
by tie comptroller from all parts CT the coun
try respecting 2 new basis for national bank
circulation. O7er forty ,lans have been rro
posed, ard shesc are reduced to five PROPOSE
tiou.:
Firsf-@odo away With the no}c Issuing
function o. ,ae banks.
Secon6-9o here; s. tie Inducements 70
the banks TO dcposlt U4tted states bonds Nc e
basis Of national bank circulation.
ihlfc--r To provide by n new issue OF bonds
FOR . continuance OF the present or OF soma
motiaed system Of national ! AK circulation
bssed on UaiIei States bonds.
Fourth oDu5slitute some other security
Tor United States bonds deposited in TN treas.
NY as a oasis for national bank circulation.
10 allow the banks to issue clrcula.
t'oh upon their gene al credit without reqai1.
ing specific secllrity to be deposited.
me comptroller, after au elaborate discus
sion OF these Propositions, finally reaches this
c Ic!uFion: 1t would appear that no subst..
ute yet proposed for She present basis OF
notfonel bank circulation is sufficiently free
from OH 6 Ion to tie adopted. The 4 per cent
bonds viii rot mature for twenty years, ard
apSTt from other considerations there Is
enoash IN this fac 10 justify caution and d..
lsy IN making any radical change In the basis
OF circulation. In that event, 10 doubt, some.
thing acceptable will be devised, but at pre-.
emf, al nat seems practicable is to so modify
existing laws aSto obvlate is inconvenience
andas hrst step towards this end It appears
both safs aud wise 20 reduce The minimum
amount OF bends to be kept or deposit.
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FIFTiEFH CONGRESS-.
gInsr SESSION.
SENATE,

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, DC. 5. -NcY serators were
sworn In, There was no objection 10 the
Seating OF Senator Tarpie. Mr.. Hoar pre-
sented 3 protest, which was referred TO tie
committee on elections. The election Of
Charles J. Faulkner, of West Virginia, was
not sworn.
memorial for a constitutional I amendment
TO prohibit the manufacture, sale, importa.
don ns transportation of aic3holie drlnks was
presented aud referred.
WASHINGTON, Dec. G.--Attsr the reading OF
the journal, the presiding officer asked
whether It was IKE p~les5are OF the senate to
proceed to the r~aerning husiness.
Mr., Hzfrls su ggested thai memorials and
bills raieht ne introduced and referred.
Mr.. Hosr objected I'm after themcsssge had
been read, and moved Il recess. Motion
agreed to.
M. Merrill reported that tue Joint com.
mtttee had visited upan the president and
that he would Immediately Communicate 10
congressin writing.
The message was then delivered snl read
after which the senate a5ioprred.
"AsaINaTsN, Dee. I'm the senate this
morning, after the presentation Ct various
communications from the heads Of depart.
ments and court q claims, Nj. Cullorn re-
marked that the rule was taat when bills arc
Introduced before committees are appointed
TO have such Bills laid on the table, and thai,
created unnecessary work. BE therefore
meveo That the senate n]5jcurp, but he with
drew lis motion temporarily to permit Mr..
Plumb to cfei a resolution calling on tine
commissioner Of agriculture for Information
as to whether sly peraon In the employment,
OF that department, making experiments rs
to the manufacture OF sugar from sorghum.
has obtained or applied Tor a patent or rat.
ents connected With such manufacture, and
growing out OF such experiments. The rsso
luton was adopted,
Dir. FaF7eit esked his colleague to withdraw
his motion 20 ss to allow him 10 Introduce n
bill to perpataete the national bank system,
Mr.. Cnliom declined, and at 1890 the senate
adj
WAsHISsros, Dec. s,-Aftcr The reading
Of the journal aud the presentation Of q few
department Communications, the ssnate on
motion OF Dir FaFWel, adjourned until Mon
day.
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From the Chicago Tribune: irene,
hear me n moment longer"
The speaker WIS a young man with
a wildly appealing look and an ~inchoato
mopstacAe.
%'Irere,' he continued, "if all the
wealth of devotion that moved Leander
to swim the EIellespont, that barped in
the breast of Abelara, inspired the
muse Of Robert Burns to Its ~loftiest
hight, sent the blood pu!sing through
the marble form of GalItca at the bid
ding OF Pygmalion, and caroled forts
in the immortal songs of Tom Moore
if the aggregated affection OF solomon
for his thousand wives were coucentr :
ted upon enc beloved object, the whole
would feebly represent the emotions
with which you have inspired me.
Since | have known you, Irene, lie iYas
had but one purpose, . aim. Heaven
itself would be
'Absalom,' Interrupted the fair girl.
regarding the impassionod youth with
conflicting emotions eloquen,lv depict
ed on her speaking face, ~ wish Won
would %patronize some Is cent barber.
l can't endure the cdor O cheap BAY
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Am EAR rgQuAKE.
Report That The Entire Town of Bavish
Was DESTROYED,

NeeALEs, A. T., De. ia gentlemen
writing from the scene OF the recent earth.
q 'ases at Bavish Gays that the entire town
was Destroyed aud many persons Killed.
Ear hqnskes have bseE daly occurrence ex.
e!PS dhfiag an intarTa! of t7o weeks, during
Nhish ZINE The people Eaiis temporary sbaa-
lies Tor ftfrF9 on tla hllls, sire5 the cgssG.
Ton some adobe houses have been erected,
Luz they we're soon destroyed. The psople are
Etif With terror. The pray isions mud supplies
provided , the slate aud private sources are
exhausted and the entire y~iainity Ia destitute,
AID nnless fgis &arrt,hel soon They may
starYe. Tie streams caeae1 ty the first great
&saoet3 ars stiii flowing, bat tie coptinued
shoeas &nd tie terror OF the people prevent
ne utilization OF the aburisnce af water for
rhisIag crops.
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met a fine looking Englishman the
other day. His stalwart form. his ele-
giant carriage and handsome face at
tracted me at nce He was type OF
robust MANHOOD, full of health and
strength, and he wore a golden bangle
on mis- left wrist. The favorable inn
preston of his general appearance was
at once destroyed, Here Wassa person
who needed no ex~traneousi aid to lend
him distinction ia d GROVE, set he de-
scended to the womAnlys weakness of
useless and. in man. homogeneous gew-
gaw. There must be very weak
streak in a man to render him capable
of this, aud weak men are as repug-
nant to healthy minds as masculine
Alfred Trumble in New York
News.
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a Trinre AHA. &C.

.Unhspnily for the wretched victim OF
their assHult7, dyspr asil, constitution and
htliiousHesS arR fAithtui allies. When one
Of these fees attack tn" system. the other
two speedily follow. in its wake, and sue
slveiy. fut not successfully, ii u0stetter's
stomach Bttters trnssd Re repel the oDeet.
Iha biJtors as easily e~Gttrpates these mon
dniaG 10 the dadGaniD The steel yignette
anon the Glass b tiles which cortnin the
medieine Their fight, lika their advance.
destroyed, they prepirtt-ttiy retreat leav-
log Il aith master, Of the position and
strongly ehtfel eEeG ley iii EfffarE. THIS
grand f~oitiler is also a reliable tulwarR
against the trstfGdns assaults Of mBirrial
a,lisa -. and stops She .pptoaah Of rhepuIa-
n&tii. II, mafeaNar, relieves nervous eutn-
Rlrlnts and tmpar's yigor to the weak,
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a new kes, churn, bucket, or otAer
woodea vessel, Will generally com
municate a disagreeahle taste 10 any
thug Shat is put into it. To prevent
THIS inconvenience, first scald tue yes
sci with boiling water, letting the water
email in ii until cold. Tncn dissolve
some pearl of ash, or soda, in luxe
warm wafer, adding Il little bit o; lime
win ii. and wash the inside Of the yes
sci well With the solution. Afterrard
scald it well With plain hot water, and
rinse it well before you use 1t.
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General Washington News.
SECRET sEgycE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The chief of N,
Secret service Of the treasury department, in
his annual report, says that the counterfeit.
ing now being done is principally the work Of
Italians, who operate In bands In ditrelcr,
sectione q the country. The c3unterfeittpc
done during the past year was insignificant
The report refers to the fact that nil but two
Of The many skilled operators arrested since
the war tor coEatcffeiting are now at lther,,
aal may be expected TO resume their opcrs.
tons at any time.
WANT NEW WOOL CLASSIFICATION.
TIE wool growers and dealers, in confer.
ence here today, . ,opted a series Of resolu
lions declaring III lst the present elsssifca.
tion OF rool by the railroads Of the countrv,
and directing that they be urgently request, d
TO place wool IN their rev classification
on a b9sts equal to the present class!f-
cations. The conference also passed S res0lu.
ton declaring that recent events have demon
stratci the necessity for a central orpanlza.
ton at Washington o. elsewhere, and re onest
all wool growers and officers OF wool growing
associations in the Uai;ed States 10 immedi-
ately seud yheir ataTesscsto Albert Chapman.
at Aidaietury, Vermont.
NEXT REpusLICAS CONVENTION.
The Republican National se,eesst
Chicago as the place andjunc 10, aa the time
for holiirg the next Republican convention
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re,sl.no, =, e.,
tlyes. In acsrri,,. .,n 49, - etr''1."
51t,as ~ Tho ,ahar,s, :, ~ tatu "hie lae
fo, v,b,cb ,a, 80 - ''sN'u9'pe eAie.
T., ,a,1.- 80 US : "esI'e
~ 'As sta1tIul thanks Tor the distia-
Saishad honcr5 conferred, and to assure van
MAJ 1t viii be nv constant crtneyor, . f, ...r,
the confidence -c,oc.d e. 'ust"'
.,., 80, q iue ny u lar apd in
Ft'-N' 7'iiAi5lr"t'oh OF the lsw governing
your proceedings. There scarca,v avar 49,
been q time IN o,r tIs,,.x - W. nus
rr,sr.,stv 'A'A '"'c'h'inuee
- = country depended so largely
oPoH tcStaialofit In congress as now, What
ever is done must he done bsre ava q, -
ing IA done tho ras,o,s bnt- a' - III
II -, '5 iouse feet mere.
Isn't 10 every one who has taken
eTen Il partial survey of pubic Affairs thet
the time has naw come vb., 1T;
o,r .1, 40" S'tAe WheA a revision OF
- .e'oLu3 '""e ara a reduction Of taxation
are hesolltey necessary In order to prevent .
large and DANGEROUS accumulation Of money
u fae tFeasufy, The financial condition Of
sne government and the private
business OF the people allie Dr.
nsa" prompt consideration of these
SUBJECTS and the speedy enactment of some
'0's'"N1'"i measure Of relief. Unfortunately
we sfe aeaaeed by dangers from opposite d.
fse'l'ns' and while q policy of non-setion
uust inevitably result, eooner or later, n Sc.
, ,apa5 10y 70 ,nr country, we cannot be IN.
'"Ni'+uI % Inc taet lasfhasty and inconsider-
|sa iss's.&,ion on sun srts more or less affect,
~ 80 heSAciHl AID Industrial interests
m,s : p'o9uce' temporarily at least, disturb
~" el'pafiafs-aent which a more prU-
"o"" entirely aToti.
80 p9e' OF our people ere Immediately
.l's"y interested IN the continuance OF
IuSHe'ai prosperity tAsn those who labor for
wages Upon them and their families must
"."ASe le'l Cue most disastrous consequences
tsa nv, 4s.'4sslS G.Isi@, ohe my, too, are always
'he last 70 realize the benefits Of a return to
s.os.%'oas F,Iies' Their wages are always
AAAE. AbA- FLfAsN n T-tE'l- MN a~y l.-a-
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The Lincoln Council Free.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 5.-After ten days OF
alleged confinement IN tue county jail, but
actually spent in a gag and festive wsy about
Town, the mayor and city council OF Lincoln
were released Saturday afternoon on an order
OF Attorney General Garland. A dispatch
from Washington said tina. Senator Paddock
and Corgressmaa ncShane, With State Attor-
ney Laroertaoo, n 10 Garland, ex-
planned the situation. and received his order
thaf the prisoners ahould be allowed at once
to go to Lincoln under care OF a deputy mar.
shal AID allowed TO attend to their duties I'M
til the matter had been settled ~ the United
States supTema court. They PACKED their
rips auG left this evening for homo.
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will be:
Total. .289, 45s, 700 269 $40,

These figures show IN increase of
$4,000, COO bushels in the yield of
the states given above. These are the
principal cotton and tobacco producing
states, and have to depend for Il large
supply OF their corn upon the corn pro
ducing states OF the northwest. This
increase Will lessen the demand on
these states, and leave more Of theii
surplus for shipment abroad.
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EQUAL RIGHTS.
The Interstate Commission Says colorcd
People Must Have Thsn--A Rate l.e-

SSviS HhSl 21dNS llSfn--A Kate I. e.
cssior.
WAsHlsGToN, Dee. "A decision wac rem.
dered today IN the case Of W. II. Council, the
coioted prInci2 al 81 the Hunt Vile, Ala, In.
dustftal senoci, against the Western L Allan
TIC railroad, CT Georgia. Council was assault.
ed AID sjected from j passenger coach CT this
road sad compelled to ride IL a smoking ear.
u second class coach, although he purchased a
hrst-class ticket. TIE commission decides
that 1t will not go into the 6 lestiou OF money
desrases, hccsnse II cannot give trial by iury,
which tie defendant ia entitled to- have under
the seventh amendment to the constitution.
and thss 1t is not authorized to award coun
sci and attorneys fees, which a court may do,
Under Tie eighth section OF the act to regu-
late tie cDlored people may be as-
signed taparate cars on equal terms without
advantage to either race and with Increased
comfort T. solh. The complainant had paid
the same fare as other frst-class passengers,
anu It was only fair dealing ard common hon.
esty that he should have the security a.ud con.
veniepce of travel for which his MONEY was
taken. TIE car furnished was only second
class in com!orts for travel, and the road must
furnish colcred people, who buy iirst-class
tickets, accommodations equally safe and
comfortable with other ticst.class passengers,
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% aaha G rl-Ny lar, row that We a

% naha G rl-My d,er, row that we are
engaged. We shcud eegia to ts!le p~sdct.ctI
views Ct life.
AGctptci Lovtr-sn / haze been thinking.
81 feel tcTy much Ike having some lee cream
but first | wait you t. tel me trsuk}y how
much money You hava in Your pocket"
Just twenty Ave cents anu no more coming
until pay day.
'lt': 50 nice to berlin i1uri1g or the exper.
Sos Of living; seems as If we were married.
Hsve yofI only twenty. Ave cents left, dcarf
CHATS aI.H
welt, we will get along withtw platcn to.
night and you car save the otf er hve cent?
for a nest egg, Y Ii know
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Sine one has declared conceit worse than
consumption, aud the comparison IS a true
one. MANY are the ''conceiteo' who cry
dlvn lcgit1male remedies, aud b celud9
sug ring humanity. whose oU'y saiYation /.
yLe immediate lse of Dr.. Euii's Cough s. rup.
"ac tests al scare, whonever felt wound"
apd a mau insy stand with Ills hands in his
rockets aOl laugh Ct . poor, worH rheumatic,
but II ha is a gentleman, he'll step into the
nearest drag Shop and by him q bottle %
Salvation Oil for Is CENTS.
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The great suec.e. of many agents employed
by F johnson il Co, of Richmond, ID a
pretty good evidence oil the excellence aud
popularity of the hooks they ofer TO fell
through their agents. This Is a reliable house,
and any contract maie Will them you Can d.
pend On will he faithfully carried out.